The focus in Michael Jackson’s child sex trial will change gear today, almost 10 weeks since prosecutors launched their case against the singer.

The jury in Michael Jackson’s child molestation trial was presented with more phone records today as prosecutors sought to bolster the conspiracy portion of the case against the pop star.

ONE of Michael Jackson’s top aides cashed two cheques worth $1.5 million (€1.16m) in the weeks after his young accuser and family claim they were held captive and were to be whisked abroad, it emerged yesterday.

Michael Jackson cannot be linked directly to a flurry of telephone activity in the aftermath of Martin Bashir’s damaging documentary, it emerged today.

One of Michael Jackson’s top aides cashed two cheques worth $1.5m in the weeks after his young accuser and family claim they were held captive and were to be whisked abroad, it emerged today.

A Michael Jackson associate cashed two big cheques in early 2003 on an account controlled by him and Jackson, a bank official testified today as prosecutors neared the end of their presentation.

The man who recorded a video featuring the family of Michael Jackson’s young accuser testified today at the pop star’s child molestation trial that he did not see them reading or rehearsing from a script.

A Las Vegas public relations specialist who briefly worked for Michael Jackson gave damaging testimony against the pop star yesterday, suggesting his associates arranged a smear campaign against the family who would ultimately accuse him of molestation.

A former business associate of Michael Jackson is suing the pop icon, claiming he is owed $3m (€2.3m) in unpaid loans, producing fees and cash advances.

POP star Michael Jackson is broke and grew irrational through “excessive use of drugs and alcohol”, according to a new lawsuit.

A former producer and business associate of Michael Jackson is suing the pop star, claiming he hasn’t been paid more than €2.3m in loans and producing fees.